Sentence examples similar to continuously appointed from inspiring English sources
He had by then held ministerial office continuously for 23 years (having been appointed minister of the interior in 1969).
She joined the Department of Radiation Oncology for residency training at Stanford in 1969, was appointed to the faculty in 1973, and has served Stanford continuously since her initial appointment.
"But they have appointed a team with expertise in downsizing and are talking about continuously about small government and cost-cutting.
He was appointed transport, maritime and communications minister, a post he then almost continuously held in successive governments.
How much more comfortable it is to work chummily with the clever person who has appointed you, or had a strong say in your selection, than to look continuously over his shoulder and ask awkward or embarrassing questions.
In late 594, however, after Peter was heavily defeated by the Slavs, Priscus was again appointed to command as magister militum of Thrace, a post he proceeded to hold continuously for several years.
Tenney was appointed the following year as chairman of the Fact-Finding Committee on Un-American Activities and served continuously in that position until his resignation in mid-1949.
Not long after Hunter, we appointed the whirlwind polymath Annabel Patterson, also a Shakespearean whose varied interests, looking forward to Wordsworth, Mill, and beyond, continuously crisscross the tradition of political Liberalism.
Mr Brown appointed the panel.
Already appointed: Heidi Alexander.
